What size turkey will you be cooking??

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I got our turkey today..it's in the freezer...just a little one.

28.6lbs!!!

what about yours?
 
One of the little 3 lb. Butterball turkey breasts. :teeth:
 
As big as I can find. We will be having 21 for dinner.
 

In the past I would always get the biggest I could find, since turkey was so cheap per lb..I could use the leftovers for whatever. But this year, turkey prices are doubled (it seems) Walmarts prices are $1.28 a lb! :scared1: My Dh works in a restaurant and he said they are paying $1.01 a lb from the purveyor. :scared1: We don't like it THAT much to deal with that many leftovers since they are so pricey. That said, it's 2 adults, 3 kids, I am going to try to get a 14 lber or so.
 
In the past I would always get the biggest I could find, since turkey was so cheap per lb..I could use the leftovers for whatever. But this year, turkey prices are doubled (it seems) Walmarts prices are $1.28 a lb! :scared1: My Dh works in a restaurant and he said they are paying $1.01 a lb from the purveyor. :scared1: We don't like it THAT much to deal with that many leftovers since they are so pricey. That said, it's 2 adults, 3 kids, I am going to try to get a 14 lber or so.

OH my goodness ....I payed .59cents a pound for mine!
 
Just 3 of us for Thanksgiving, we we ordered a fresh 10-12 pound turkey.
 
22 lb fresh turkey (i've been watching them run around the farm across the street for a couple months...freaked me out the first year I lived here when I saw a bunch of turkeys running around one day...then an empty field the next. Took a minute to realize what happened :eek:) and 10 lb steak tips
 
22 lb fresh turkey (i've been watching them run around the farm across the street for a couple months...freaked me out the first year I lived here when I saw a bunch of turkeys running around one day...then an empty field the next. Took a minute to realize what happened :eek:) and 10 lb steak tips

We have wild turkeys that run all over our town. Thursday morning they were on the roof of the house and car. Maybe I should get DH to just try and catch the biggest one. :rotfl:
 
Instead of cooking one big turkey, I like to cook two 14-16 pound ones if I have both my familyand the in-laws over for dinner. I saw on the Food Network show that the larger the turkey, the harder it is to cook it right without overcooking it.

I put one in the oven as soon as I wake up, and then pop the second one in later. I't smore work, but the turkeys are awesome!
 
We got a around a 29 pounder to bake. We're getting another smaller one to deep fry and then there's the ham.....
 
I usually get around 20lb, which is about as big as I ever see. Where do you get a 28 lb turkey?

I always assumed you got more meat for your money with a larger turkey -- am I wrong about this?
 
As big as I can find. We will be having 21 for dinner.

I often have a crowd that size and I make a 24-26 lb bird and a large turkey breast. I cook the breast the day before. Works out great!

Sounds like fun! :)
 
22 lb fresh turkey; trying the brining method this year:goodvibes
 


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